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Why not? Non-whites feel entitled to demand their own territory. Equal treatment for all races, or is that a lie?
They knocked and then you invited them inYes if a neighbor who I had seen had moved in by me and knocked on my door before I had a chance to introduce myself first and to welcome them, I’d invite them in.
Nah. In the scenario I was asked about, if they were my newly moved in neighbors, I wouldn’t require them to do anything but show up and I’d welcome them into my home. Maybe even offer them a cold drink on a hot day. And I don’t even own a gun.Sy_Noe:![]()
They knocked and then you invited them inYes if a neighbor who I had seen had moved in by me and knocked on my door before I had a chance to introduce myself first and to welcome them, I’d invite them in.
That’s about like they applied for a tourist visa and you granted them entry
It’s definitely not akin to, you came home and they were moved into your guest bedroom, or had set up a tent in your back yard.
My point is “they knocked” and waited for your invitation to enter your house.Nah. In the scenario I was asked about, if they were my newly moved in neighbors, I wouldn’t require them to do anything but show up and I’d welcome them into my home. Maybe even offer them a cold drink on a hot day. And I don’t even own a gun.
Can you cite some data on that? Tourists from a small number of countries don’t need a visa, Mexico however is not one of those countries. There is a bit of effort required to get a tourist visa to the US from most countries.Most visitors who show up on our door are granted a tourist visa upon arrival. same same.
38 countries have visa free entry into the US. The ones that don’t probably have a history of not respecting the Visa terms (like visitors from Mexico).Can you cite some data on that? Tourists from a small number of countries don’t need a visa, Mexico however is not one of those countries. There is a bit of effort required to get a tourist visa to the US from most countries.
What you cited does not prove your claim. Once again, provide data that shows that most visitors who come to the US don’t need a visa.38 countries have visa free entry into the US. The ones that don’t probably have a history of not respecting the Visa terms (like visitors from Mexico).
You’d likely stop inviting your neighbor in for coffee every time he knocked if he repeatedly didn’t get up and go home after the coffee was finished, if he kept staying and invited himself to dinner and your guest bedroom.
That is not what you originally said.No it does,
People that are good neighbors are allowed to show up and enter.
Just keeping everyone honest. You have a right to your own opinions, but you don’t have a right to your own facts.You are right,
we have about 75 mil visitors each year.
Of that, 22 m don’t even need a visa before visiting.
That leaves about 50 mil that need to call before dropping in.
In that case we examined the definition and showed it to be true.Kind like how some Trump supporters go around calling other posters haters.